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Final sprint in Adria for the WSK Open Cup
28Nov2020 Read more
All prefinals of the WSK Open Cup Round 1 and Round 2 have been run ahead of the finals that will award the titles on Sunday, November 29th in Adria. All the finals in Live Streaming from www.wsk.it.
All drivers back on track in Adria for Round 2 of WSK Open Cup
The provisional classifications of the heats valid for Round 2 see Pex on top in KZ2, Barnard in OK, Ugochukwu and Lindblad equal in OKJ, Gladysz and Skulanov in MINI.
Birel ART Racing team: Huge frustration in Portimão despite high performance
Just as the colours of the sky kept changing during the weekend in the south of Portugal, the Birel ART Racing team went through all kinds of emotions during the highly anticipated World Championship in the OK and OK-Junior categories. Whether with the Brazilian Matheus Morgatto in OK or the Pole Tymoteusz Kucharczyk in OK-Junior, the podium was a strong possibility considering the performances displayed during the Qualifying phases. The Finals, which were held in difficult rainy conditions, were, unfortunately, a real disappointment for every member of the Italian team. See you in 2021...
Britain's Slater and Bradshaw crowned in Portugal
8Nov2020 Read more
The conclusion of the 2020 FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior had no lack of turnarounds before crowning two new British Champions. The omnipresent rain on Sunday 8th November on the Kartódromo Internacional do Algarve played a major role in the final outcome. Freddie Slater, winner in the last metres in the Junior category, and Callum Bradshaw, incredibly dominating in the OK Final, deserve the warmest congratulations.
Sunday Livestream of the FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior
The FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior has been rescheduled to the Kartódromo Internacional do Algarve in Portugal from 5th to 8th November 2020. The circuit of Portimão, in the south of Portugal, received its last CIK-FIA Competition in June 2016 for the OK and OK-Junior European Championships as well as the Academy Trophy. Located within a superb complex dedicated to motorsport, which has just been awarded the Portuguese F1 Grand Prix, the karting facilities include a 1531 metre long track, full of gradient changes, fast and spectacular.
Fantastic battles in Portimão
On Saturday, 7th November, the second day of the 2020 FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior gave rise to intense confrontations at all levels on the Kartódromo Internacional do Algarve. Under the Portuguese sun, the twenty Qualifying Heats on the schedule proved to be full of adventures. British driver Taylor Barnard has put his mark on the OK category, whereas Singaporean Christian Ho took a very slight advantage in the Junior category.
Saturday Livestream of the FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior
Badoer and Morgatto take difficult pole positions in Portugal
The 2020 FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior in Portugal has just started in wet weather on Friday 6th November. After the Qualifying Practice sessions that were complex to manage, Brando Badoer (ITA) took the Junior pole position and Matheus Morgatto (BRA) remained the fastest in OK.
Results of the FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior
Live timing of the FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior
FIA Karting World Championship: Much-awaited Competition at Portimão
27Oct2020 Read more
Initially scheduled to take place in Brazil, the FIA Karting World Championship - OK & Junior has been rescheduled very early in the season in Portugal to cope with the difficulties generated by the COVID-19 pandemic. 177 Drivers are committed to participating in the last and probably most exciting Competition of the season at the Kartódromo Internacional do Algarve from 5th to 8th November 2020.
Birel ART: Five podiums at Lonato and a hat-trick in the Championship
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Lonato was a festival for Birel ART-TM! The WSK Euro Series ended with a triumph for the Italian teams. During this rather special meeting, two events per category were held simultaneously in the space of five days. In KZ2, the first one resulted in a triple win led by Marijn Kremers (Ricciardo Kart), Riccardo Longhi and Matteo Vigano (Charles Leclerc by Lennox Racing). Alessandro Irlando won the second round and it was Longhi who won the Championship ahead of Giuseppe Palomba and Irlando!
Birel ART: Morgatto, competitive and top-8 in Wackersdorf
Races follow one another and do not always look the same! Having just been crowned double European Champion the previous week in KZ and KZ2, the Birel ART brand was hoping to continue its momentum and finish its European campaign in OK and OK-Junior with a new major result. Alas, the hazards of the race decided otherwise. Several points of satisfaction remain for the official team of Lissone, such as the excellent performance of the Brazilian Matheus Morgatto, who came 8th in the final with a high level of performance.
Birel ART Racing team: Legitimate disappointment at the foot of Vesuvius
25Aug2020 Read more
The European Championship race at Sarno for the OK and OK-Junior categories had started well for the Birel ART brand, with a promising Qualifying and several drivers at the front of the field. Unfortunately, there were many collisions in the hot weather near Naples. The hopes of the Birel ART Racing team were dashed throughout the Heats and Finals, to the great regret of the whole team, although they are already focused on the upcoming competitions...
Barnard and Ugochukwu take two big wins in Sarno
In line with the previous phases, the Finals of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior were hotly contested in Sarno, but the favourites won indisputably after some spectacular races. After a faultless race from start to finish, Britain's Taylor Barnard won in the OK class, while Ugo Ugochukwu of the United States won in the Junior class.
Electric atmosphere in the Heats at Sarno
Twenty Qualifying Heats, eight in OK and twelve in Junior, were on the programme on Saturday 22nd August on the Sarno circuit for the second Competition of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior. The intensity of the Heats, as well as the nervousness of some Drivers, shaped the provisional hierarchy. Barnard continued his dominance in OK, while Ugochukwu had a clear round in Junior.
Birel ART Racing team in at the deep end of the European Championship
4Aug2020 Read more
The eagerly awaited FIA Karting Championships kicked off in Spain on the international circuit of Zuera with the OK and OK-Junior categories. The Birel ART Racing team had prepared perfectly for this important competition and the chassis performance was one of the constants of this meeting, which put the competitors to the test due to high air temperatures.
Antonelli and Taponen become the first winners of the season
The first Competition of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior was an exciting race under the sun and heat of northern Spain. The fast Zuera circuit was a major contributor to the intensity of the spectacle thanks to its overtaking-friendly layout. Tuukka Taponen (FIN) in Junior and Kimi Antonelli (ITA) in OK only started 9th and 4th respectively in the Final, but they were able to step up the pace to cross the finish line as winners.
Sunday LIVESTREAM FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior at Zuera
After the long interruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the FIA Karting Competitions will finally be able to resume with the first of the three FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior Competitions organised in Spain, on the Zuera circuit from 31st July to 2nd August, 2020. The entry list, with more than 180 names, testifies to the motivation of the Drivers and teams to get back on track.
Saturday LIVESTREAM FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior at Zuera
LIVETIMING and RESULTS of the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior at Zuera
31Jul2020 Read more
The contenders at FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior Competitions are of an excellent level, both in number and quality. 183 Drivers, 88 in OK and 95 in Junior, have registered for the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior. They represent 43 nations and four continents, and hopefully all of them will have the opportunity to travel to Spain for the occasion, as international travel is still subject to some restrictions depending on country of origin.
The start of the strange 2020 season is finally on the horizon in Spain
After the long interruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the FIA Karting Competitions will finally be able to resume with the first of the three FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior Competitions organised in Spain, on the Zuera circuit from 31st July to 2nd August, 2020. The entry list, with more than 180 names, is a testament to the motivation of the Drivers and teams to get back on track.
The champions of WSK Super Master Series 2020
5Jul2020 Read more
The titles of WSK Super Master Series have been awarded to the Finn Simo Puhakka in KZ2, the Russian Nikita Bedrin in OK, the Brit Arvid Lindblad in OKJ and the other Russian Dmitry Matveev in MINI at the end of the closing round.
The winners of the third round of WSK Super Master Series in Adria
Victories to Puhakka in KZ2, Bedrin in OK, Lindblad in OKJ and Matveev in MINI. The finals of Round 4 will be on Sunday, July 5th with the titles of each category up for grabs.
Qualifying of WSK Super Master Series complete: the grand finale on Saturday and Sunday
Qualifying heats of the fourth round of WSK Super Master Series on Friday defined the starting grids of the double event in Adria. Live Streaming coverage of Round 3 and 4 on Saturday and Sunday.
The protagonists of the third round of WSK Super Master Series in Adria
The first phase of qualifying ahead of the third round of the series has completed at the Adria Karting Raceway. Qualifying to the fourth round will start on Thursday. All the finals to be held on Saturday, July 4th and Sunday, July 5th, will be available through the Live Streaming.
The third round of WSK Super Master Series in La Conca postponed to March 12-15th 2020
2Mar2020 Read more
Due to the Covid-19 emergency and following the ACI Sport communication on March 2nd 2020, the third round of WSK Super Master Series in La Conca has been postponed from March 5-8th 2020 to March 12-15th 2020 at the same venue, the International Circuit La Conca.
All set in La Conca for the third round of WSK Super Master Series on March 8th
29Feb2020 Read more
The official testing ahead of the third round of WSK Super Master Series of March 5-8th, 2020 is underway in Muro Leccese this weekend. A lot of drivers are gearing up to contest categories OK, OKJ and Mini with the main constructors and teams.
New leaders in WSK Super Master Series
The second round of WSK Super Master Series named new leaders. The opener of KZ2 was won by Giuseppe Palomba, Joe Turney took the lead in OK and Arvid Lindblad in OKJ. Gerasim Skulanov confirms his lead in Mini.
Great spectacle and new protagonists at the WSK Super Master Series in Lonato
The second round of WSK Super Master Series in Lonato saw some new drivers coming to the fore. Palomba claimed the win in KZ2, Turney in OK and Lindblad in OK-Junior. Skulanov repeated the win of Adria in Mini.


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Quick Answer: Why Wont My HPV Go Away?
Do you have HPV forever?
Can it take longer than 2 years to clear HPV?
What foods kill HPV?
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Can HPV clear after 5 years?
Can I have a baby if I have HPV?
What kills HPV virus?
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Can you get HPV twice?
What happens if HPV doesn't go away?
How can I help my body fight HPV?
Should I be worried if I have HPV?
How common is high risk HPV?
Once I have HPV, do I have it forever.
Most HPV infections in young men and women are transient, lasting no more than one or two years.
Usually, the body clears the infection on its own.
It is estimated that the infection will persist in only about 1% of women..
HPV infections usually clear up without any intervention within a few months after acquisition, and about 90% clear within 2 years. A small proportion of infections with certain types of HPV can persist and progress to cervical cancer.
Legumes and dairy products: Foods rich in Folic acid and Vitamin B12 like legumes, chicken, egg yolk, fresh fruits and vegetables and dairy products can increase the Folate levels and reduce the HPV infection thus reducing the risk of cervical cancer.
While the biggest risk factors in developing mouth and throat cancer are alcohol use, tobacco use, and infection with the HPV (human papillomavirus), coffee drinking seems to be something of a deterrent.
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High-risk HPV types Infection with HPV is very common. In most people, the body is able to clear the infection on its own. But sometimes, the infection doesn't go away. Chronic, or long-lasting infection, especially when it's caused by certain high-risk HPV types, can cause cancer over time.
Most cases of HPV clear within 1 to 2 years as the immune system fights off and eliminates the virus from the body. After that, the virus disappears and it can't be transmitted to other people. In extreme cases, HPV may lay dormant in the body for many years or even decades.
It's not likely. Women who have or have had HPV — the human papilloma virus — have successful pregnancies and their babies are not harmed by their HPV infections. HPV is a very common sexually transmitted infection that affects millions of women and men around the world.
An early, pre-clinical trial has shown that Active Hexose Correlated Compound (AHCC), an extract from shiitake mushrooms, can kill the human papillomavirus (HPV), the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S.
HPV persistence can occur for up to 10 to 15 years; therefore, it is possible for a partner to have contracted HPV from a previous partner and transmit it to a cur- rent partner. It is also possible the patient's partner recently cheated on her; research confirms both possibilities.
Most commonly there are no symptoms. Sometimes HPV can develop into warts although it is important to remember that not everyone gets warts from HPV. For anyone with a cervix, inclusive of those who identify as men (transmen), sometimes an abnormal cervical smear may be the first presentation of HPV.
Similarly, when high-risk HPV lingers and infects the cells of the vulva, vagina, penis, or anus, it can cause cell changes called precancers. These may eventually develop into cancer if they're not found and removed in time. These cancers are much less common than cervical cancer.
If you got a positive HPV test and your Pap test was abnormal, your doctor will probably follow up with a colposcopy. Try to see a physician who specializes in this procedure. During a colposcopy, your doctor will look more closely at the cervix, vagina or vulva with a special microscope called a colposcope.
In theory, once you have been infected with HPV you should be immune to that type and should not be reinfected. However, studies have shown that natural immunity to HPV is poor and you can be reinfected with the same virus type. So in some cases the answer will be yes, but in others it will be no.
In most cases, HPV goes away on its own and does not cause any health problems. But when HPV does not go away, it can cause health problems like genital warts and cancer. Genital warts usually appear as a small bump or group of bumps in the genital area.
There is some thought that certain B-complex vitamins are effective in boosting your immune system when it comes to fighting off HPV. These are riboflavin (B2), thiamine (B1), vitamin B12, and folate.
Nope. HPV is passed by skin to skin contact of the genital area so anyone who has ever been sexually active can have HPV. It is more common in young, sexually active people, however, the immune system will usually clear the infection so this isn't really something to worry about.
More Than 20% of US Adults Have 'High-Risk' HPV. About 1 in 5 U.S. adults under age 60 is infected with a "high-risk" strain of genital human papillomavirus (HPV) that increases the risk of cancer, according to a new report.
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Our silky winter cheese starts with organic Jersey milk from Bivalve Dairy. These rich, bloomy rind wheels are encrusted with sweet and spicy ground heirloom peppers grown at Allstar Organics farm in Nicasio. The cheese offers a bright, sweet spiciness tempered by the rich creaminess of the paste. Devil's Gulch is named for the narrow ravine carved along the base of Mt. Barnabe, just down the road from the farm.
Cindy Callahan began raising sheep as a way to keep pasture grasses under control. She soon began milking her flock, and before long, her son Liam joined her as cheesemaker. Blackstone is a blend of sheep and cow milk. Its paste is scattered with black peppercorns, giving it a mild boost of spice and its rind is rubbed with ground pepper, rosemary and vegetable ash. The paste offers the characteristic tang of sheep's milk, while the cow's milk offers a caramel sweetness and a rich mouthfeel.
Marinated goat cheese was a staple in Gerard and Susan Tuck's Australian home for many years, a much-loved ingredient for any barbecue, dinner party or meal. They were inspired to create a unique range of marinated goat cheeses in the United States, drawing on the abundant farmlands of northern California. Chevoo is made from small cubes of pasteurized goat cheese that is gently blended with smoked sea salt and cracked pepper and marinated in a rosemary-infused EVOO blend. It's perfect for slathering on bread, crumbling over salad, or melting into grilled vegetables.


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Mutare lies a few hours southeast of Harare. We paid a member from Harare to take us there and back to Harare so we could complete the screening and be on our way in enough time to make our next appointment further southwest.
Mutare is a rural town. The District President, President Salizani, was waiting for us when we arrived. He was a very kind man, and clearly very interested in the welfare of his members. He not only took off work to be there, but he stayed and helped us interview members until everyone had been screened. What's more, there was one gentleman who arrived late with his child, and President Salizani stayed longer to help that brother.
(President Salizani, second from right)
We also had the assistance of the Branch President whose branch met in that chapel (rightmost in the picture), who did an excellent job in rallying his members to come to the screening. Mutare was the largest turnout we saw. All these people were waiting when we got there.
The missionaries happened to be around, and we flagged them down to help with the interviews, as it is certainly the bottleneck in the process.
President Salizani managed to choose a coordinator for us, who was exceptionally quick to learn the process and exceedingly helpful.
The 8 hour roundtrip to Mutare along with the screening, which usually took ~4-5 hours, made for a long day. We were exhausted.
After Mutare, we spent the entire next day travelling by bus to Gweru, a few hours southwest of Harare.
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Joakim Noah Learns The Power Of His Voice
Didn't Joakim's mother ever teach him that if he can't say something nice, don't say anything?
By Brooke Miller
My first experience of feeling terror was being accidentally locked in a bathroom stall at school when I was five years old. After screaming "I'm in here!!!" over and over hoping someone would hear me, I was eventually saved from what I assumed would be a slow and painful death with only a toilet to lean on. I walked away from that deeply impactful moment with a level of appreciation for my voice that I'm certain wasn't anticipated among the list of goals my parents and teachers had for me in kindergarten. The power of speaking up became crystal clear... so, I never stopped.
I grew into an adult who is both in love with and driven by the concept of "having a voice." I've made a career out of it, in fact, hearing people's authentic voices on a daily basis, while also proudly using my own. Your voice, both made up of what you choose to say, and what you choose not to say, is a representation of you, your beliefs, your thoughts, your feelings, your character. Your voice is your power, it's who you are.
Last night, during the NBA Eastern Conference finals game between the Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat, Bulls player Joakim Noah used his voice in a way that he's already apologizing for. He was caught on camera screaming at a fan, finishing what he calls "getting caught up in the moment" by yelling, "F*ck you, f*ggot."
During that same game a public service announcement staring NBA stars Grant Hill and Jared Dudley (with The Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network) aired, to address the use of anti-gay slurs among teens - I guess Joakim Noah missed that one. Awesome.
Whether anti-gay behaviors are in the form of slurs or direct bullying, the fact remains that "I'm Gay" continues to rank as one of the most difficult phrases to utter for so many amazing, delicious, gorgeous, and fabulous human beings on this earth. Their voice is taken from them, especially after influential sports stars such as Joakim Noah make such douchebag moves as he did last night.
When part of your identity is being used to describe an asshole in the stands at a basketball game, it's hardly an invitation to feel comfortable in your skin. It's more like being asked to hold you authentic self hostage inside, or risk being met with profound disrespect, unkindness, and blatant violence if you choose not to.
The thing is though, when you hold your authentic self hostage inside, whether it be your sexual orientation or anything else about you for that matter, things get dark, heavy and blurry. As human beings we're made up in such a way that the person we really are wants so badly to be seen and heard in the world that if we don't allow that to happen, an emotional mold starts to grow inside us where our true self is sitting.
Sometimes the emotional mold made up of fear of judgment, shame and bullying shifts into depression - and sometimes anger. Occasionally it spills over into substance abuse, and as statistics show us, for many teenagers it also shifts into suicide.
But, thankfully, just as Joakim Noah's slur was met with Hill and Dudley's amazing announcement along with a likely $100K fine, much anti-gay bullying is met with amazing support around the country and in celebrity culture.
Recently Don Lemon of CNN proudly announced that he's gay, Taylor Swift and Britney Spears continue to speak out, both musically and otherwise, supporting gay rights, and hockey star Sean Avery of the New York Rangers was the first professional sports start to appear in a video to support gay marriage.
To join these amazing stars and use your voice to support anti-gay bullying efforts, please visit an organization I'm deeply proud to be a part of, The Gay-Straight Alliance Network. We empower youth activists to stop bullying and create safer schools throughout California, and throughout the country. It's more than a cause to me...it's a way of saying; no ones voice or authentic self deserves to be locked inside.
We're throwing an amazing event and fundraiser called Fabulous By Design on June 9, 2011. Please click here to purchase tickets either for yourself or as a donation to the organization. And mark me as your host so I can make sure to thank you personally.
Using your voice to support others in using theirs is empowering. I highly recommend it.
Brooke Miller is a Psychotherapist with an uncanny ability to communicate and socialize like a normal human being. But don't get too close, she might start analyzing you.
More from Brooke
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Q: error: Private access in class public class ProductionWorker extends Employee
{
    private int shift;
    private double rateOfPay;
    private double hoursWorked;

    ProductionWorker(String name, int id, int shift, double rateOfPay, double hoursWorked)
    {
        super(name, id);
        this.shift = shift;
        this.rateOfPay = rateOfPay;
        this.hoursWorked = hoursWorked;
    }

public class TeamLeader extends ProductionWorker
{
    private double monthlyBonus;

    TeamLeader(String name,int id, int shift, double rateOfPay, double hoursWorked, double monthlyBonus)
    {
        super(name, id , shift, rateOfPay, hoursWorked);
        this.monthlyBonus = monthlyBonus;

    }

    public double calcPay()
    {
        double pay = 0;
        //night shift
        if (shift == 2)
        {
            pay = ((hoursWorked + hoursWorked / 2) * rateOfPay) + monthlyBonus;
        }
        else
        {
            pay = (hoursWorked * rateOfPay) + monthlyBonus;
        }
        return pay;
    }
}

I extend the class ProductionWorker to class TeamLeader then create a method calcPay() on the class TeamLeader my problem is I need to get the value of variable shift, hoursOfWorked and rateOfPay from the class ProductionWorker so i can use the method calcPay() to my main.Can anybody help me, thank you in advance.

A: To gain access to the variables of parent class (ProductionWorker), you need to change the variable scope from private to protected.
Private variables are visible only within the class.
Protected variables are visible in subclasses and to all classes within the package
You may refer to this link : http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/javaOO/accesscontrol.html.
If you do not wish to set them as protected, you can create getters and setters for the variables too, but that is not the preferred way to go.
eg of getter and setter:
private int shift;

protected int getShift() {
    return this.shift;
}

protected void setShift(int shift) {
     this.shift = shift;
}

A: Because your fields are private that means that unless you create a method that returns the particular value you are looking for when the Object is instantiated, none of your other classes or their methods will be able to access that data, hence it being private.
What you need to do is create "getter" methods in your ProductionWorker class that will allow you to say something like this in your TeamLeader class:
shift = ProductionWorker.getShift();

These sorts of methods are specifically designed so that if you need to look at the fields of the Object from a different class, you can simply create the object and use its method to return the value. Here is what these methods should look like:
public int getShift()
{
    return shift;
}

public double getHoursWorked()
{
    return hoursWorked;
}

public double getRateOfPay()
{
    return rateOfPay;
}

By putting these public methods in your superclass, you will be able to create a ProductionWorker in your TeamLeader subclass and use its methods to access the instance variables.
 UPDATE
Here is some sample code that may work for your cause:
public class ProductionWorker extends Employee
{
    private int shift;
    private double rateOfPay;
    private double hoursWorked;

    ProductionWorker(String name, int id, int shift, double rateOfPay, double hoursWorked)
    {
        super(name, id);
        this.shift = shift;
        this.rateOfPay = rateOfPay;
        this.hoursWorked = hoursWorked;
    }

    // Now we can add the "getters"
    public int getShift()
    {
        return shift;
    }

    public double getHoursWorked()
    {
        return hoursWorked;
    }

    public double getRateOfPay()
    {
        return rateOfPay;
    }

public class TeamLeader extends ProductionWorker
{
    ProductionWorker prodWorker = new ProductionWorker(Jared, 10046, 2, 8.50, 12.6); // Creates a production worker you can reference

    private int shift = prodWorker.getShift();
    private double rateOfPay = prodWorker.getRateOfPay();
    private double hoursWorked = prodWorker.getRateOfPay();
    // These three statements demonstrate the getters and how they can be implemented

    private double monthlyBonus;

    TeamLeader(String name,int id, int shift, double rateOfPay, double hoursWorked, double monthlyBonus)
    {
        super(name, id , shift, rateOfPay, hoursWorked);
        this.monthlyBonus = monthlyBonus;

    }

    public double calcPay()
    {
        double pay = 0;
        //night shift
        if (shift == 2)
        {
            pay = ((hoursWorked + hoursWorked / 2) * rateOfPay) + monthlyBonus;
        }
        else
        {
            pay = (hoursWorked * rateOfPay) + monthlyBonus;
        }
    return pay;
    }
}

Keep in mind that this may not be the perfect solution for your entire project, as I cannot see the other superclass you are extending from or what your client should do with this code. This sample code is just meant to give you an idea of how getters work in classes that make Objects and demonstrate how they can be used. I would definitely keep the getters I set for you.
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Make sure that for every instance variable you have for an Object, you should have a getter for each one. You will find you might need to access that data from time to time to make calculations in a client.

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Land Measurement Units in Nigeria 2022 | Everything You Need To Know
Land Sizes in Nigeria
There are certain factors to be considered before buying a property in Nigeria and one of these is the 'size of the land'. It is important to get conversant with the sizes of land and measurements used in Nigeria.
You must understand the land system measurement in Nigeria, especially if your interest in buying that particular land or house. The size of land varies in Nigeria for different reasons which include development patterns, human and environmental factors.
"What is one plot?"
"What is a half plot?"
"What is an acre and a hectare?"
"What does square meter mean?"
These questions are very common in the Real estate sector. Both buyers and sellers need to understand these terms to know what they are buying. Hence if you are looking to purchase land or a house, you should read this post to make an informed decision.
Before you purchase a land, the first question to as the agent or developer is 'What is the size of the land'.
What is a Plot?
A plot is a marked piece of land for the purpose of farming or building. The word 'plot' is a random term used to describe a land division carved out for property development. The size of a land can be measured using different units such as acres, hectares, square feet, or square meters.
The size of a plot of land varies for different reasons but according to Nigeria's land divisions, the appropriate size of a plot of land is 100 × 50 ft. This can accommodate a standard house with a small compound. In Lagos State, the standard size of a plot is 60 x 120ft (18m x 36m i.e. 648sqm), while in some other cities of the country, lands are measured in 50 x100ft.
Acres and Hectares are bigger measurement units mostly used for larger areas of lands like farmland and forest. At the same time, meters and feet are used for smaller plots of land for instance Land for residential purposes. Nigeria primarily uses the metric system of measurements; these plots of land are usually described in square meters. For easy comparison, you should always ask any land vendor what the size of a plot of land is in square meters.
As a potential buyer, you should always keep in mind that in any urban planning environment, plots are made up of different sizes to allow for different types of use, either residential or commercial.
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Standard Measurement Units of Land Sizes in Nigeria
To better understand land sizes used in Nigeria, different units of area are used as follows:
Feet (ft.)
A foot, plural feet, is a unit of length in the Imperial Customary Systems of Measurement. One foot (1ft), in measurement, is defined as 0.3048m exactly or 12 inches. One square foot (1 sq ft) comprises 0.09sq.m
The square foot, plural square feet, is an imperial unit of area. One square foot is defined as the area of a square with sides that measure 1 foot in length.
A meter is the base unit of length used in the metric system and can easily be converted to other teams. One meter is equivalent to 100 centimeters, 39.37 inches, or 3.3ft.
Square meters (Sqm)
The square meter is a fundamental metric unit of area. A square meter is simply the area of a square whose sides measure exactly 1 meter in length. It has a symbol m². It is used for measuring sizes of anything from rooms to houses to land.
An Acre is a standard unit of measurement used by Land sellers, and it is almost equivalent to the size of a traditional football field. An acre is a product of any rectangular plot of land giving a total of 4046.86sqm or 43,560sq ft., and an acre consists of 6 Units, each measuring 60 x 120ft.
In relation to land measurements, the above divisions constitute some fraction of an acre which means a plot can be;
50 x 100ft/ 15.2 x 30.5m = 463.6sqm (which means there are 8.7 plots of land measuring 463.6sqm in an acre)
60 x 120ft/ 18.3 x 36.6m = 669.8sqm (which means there are 6 plots of land measuring 669.8sqm in an acre)
100 x 100ft / 30.5 x 30.5m = 930.25sqm (which means there are 4.3 plots of land measuring 930.25sqm in an acre)
A hectare is a unit of measurement used for large tracts of land; farmland. A hectare of land measures about 100m x 100m or 328 feet x 328 feet or 10,000 square meters. A hectare of land is about two and a half acres which are usually about 15 plots. It is one of the known metric units for measuring land which potential buyers and land vendors often are at loggerheads on what the unit should be.
These unit measurements can be converted into several units. The table below shows how to do the conversion, and in situations where you hear people talk about specific units, Dont get confused.
Unit of area Conversion unit
1 Plot 18 m x 30 m = 540 sqm or 18 m × 36 m = 648 sqm or 30 m x 30 m = 900 sqm
Note, Sizes of plots do vary: always ask for plot sizes in square meters
1 Acre 43,560 square feet or 4046.86 square meters or 0.404686 hectares
1 Hectare 10,000 square meters or 2.47 acres
1 Square meter (sqm) 10.76 sq feet
1 Square feet (sq feet) 0.093 sqm
1 Meter (m) 3.28 ft.
1 Foot (ft.) 0.3048 m
Frequently Asked Questions on Land Sizes in Nigeria
How big is a standard plot of land in Nigeria?
There is no standard definition, but a typical plot of land in Nigeria stands at around 100ft x 100ft = 30 m x 30 m = 10,000 square feet = 900 square meters. Therefore, a half plot can be described to be 50 ft x 100 ft = 15 m x 30 m = 5000 square feet = 450 square meters in measurement.
Depending on the states in question, there can be variations in land sizes: 18 m x 30 m (540 sqm) and 18 m x 36 m (648 sqm) are the common plot sizes in Lagos State. This is why you must always request sizes in square meters for such things as ease of comparison.
How many plots of land make an acre?
As stated above, an acre is the same as 4046.86 square meters. Suppose you take a plot of land to be 900 square meters. To know how many acres it contains just divide 4046.86sqm by 900sqm (4046.86/900). Then 1 acre has 4.5 plots.
How many plots of land make a hectare?
Since a plot is defined as 900 sqm and a hectare is made up of 10,000 square meters – 1 hectare is equivalent to 11.1 plots (10,000/900 sqm).
How do you measure the size of a plot of land?
Whether you are buying or selling land, you must know its size. The size of the land can be obtained from the survey plan. However, you should involve a professional surveyor to go out and physically measure the land in the field before you buy (or sell) to avoid any complications.
Corner Piece
A Corner piece plot is usually larger than an ordinary plot. The premises are much more extensive than regular plots. A Corner Piece is a plot of land located at a road intersection and has a border with at least 2 access roads. Many people desire cornerpiece plots for several reasons. This type of land usually has extra 3meters added to the sides close to the streets because of the 6m setback for roads.
Therefore instead of the typical 36m, x 18m, the size can increase to 39m x 21m or 36m x 21m. As a result of this corner piece plots of land tends to be more expensive than others in the exact location.
In case you find yourself in land transactions, you can use what we have explained here as your guide to do your marketing, and again you should always make it a top priority to ask the land vendor what the size of the land for sale is in Square Meters before proceeding with any transaction.
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The company explained that the main reason for the turnover drop is decreasing orders and sales volumes from key customers and markets – Lithuania, the US, Spain, and the Stoli Group.
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NH's Reggae Musician Joe Sambo
What's so Incongruous about filming a reggae music video in downtown Manchester in the snow?
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Joe Sambo's songs sound like they'd be right at home on a breezy, bright beach in the Caribbean — but his musical roots were planted in New Hampshire.
The 27-year-old reggae artist from Salem developed his ear for rhythm in the drumline of the Blue Devil Marching Band, devoured jazz albums while working at the local arm of Bull Moose Music, and recorded his debut album at Revelry Studios, inside a refurbished mill building in Manchester.
And that album, "The Wrong Impression," is catching the attention of fans far beyond the Granite State. Sambo just landed a No. 1 spot on the Billboard reggae charts and has made several cameos in the top echelon of the iTunes reggae charts in the last few months.
"The response even out of state has been really big," Sambo says. "I'm blessed. I'm pumped. It's cool to see the analytics and see where people are actually listening to it, it's like all around the world."
Sambo knows his status as a burgeoning reggae star from a place better known for maple syrup and mud season than its music scene is, in his words, "random." But rather than downplay his connections to New Hampshire, he embraces them.
His debut music video — for his song "How We Do" — features scenes of Sambo toting a boogie board in the middle of a blizzard on the patio of Manchester City Hall, shimmying down snow-covered alleys, carrying a tiki drink down Hanover Street, and lounging in a beach chair outside what appears to be the WMUR-TV mothership.
"It was in the middle of February. We were planning to get snowed in at the studio that night," Sambo recalls, "and we were like, yo, let's just film a video." Luckily, despite the impending snowstorm, Sambo just so happened to have all of the necessary beach supplies on hand.
Sambo says he wanted to use this single to show people "where I'm from, what I'm all about," but he'll be aiming for a more "universal sound" in his future songwriting.
"All walks of life can enjoy it," Sambo says, "no matter if you're from New Hampshire or San Diego or Texas or wherever, the goal is to make something for everybody."
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Art & Algorithms
Michael D. Smith & Rahul Telang, Carnegie Mellon University February 1, 2018 November 29, 2018
Nearly five years ago, a show that followed the lives of inmates in a women's prison shook up television. Orange Is the New Black became an unexpected hit, helping to put Netflix on the map as a creator of innovative original entertainment. The show pushed boundaries with its dark humor and diverse cast, becoming Netflix's most-watched original series. Uzo Aduba has won two Emmys for her nuanced, empathetic portrayal of a black lesbian woman struggling with mental illness, a character rarely seen on mainstream television.
Orange Is the New Black isn't just great television — it's also an example of data-driven creativity in action.1 With the recent explosion of shows produced by Silicon Valley companies like Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix comes a fear that entertainment will increasingly be shaped by analysts crunching numbers rather than creatives following their artistic vision. Five years in, Netflix's foray into original content demonstrates that what's happened is actually the opposite: Data-driven platforms are giving high-quality, innovative entertainment a place to shine. Why? Because they can connect content and audiences in ways that broadcasters never could…
This article was produced by Footnote in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University and was published in Harvard Business Review. Please visit HBR's website to read the full the article.
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Many of the arguments made in this article reflect ideas explored in greater depth the authors recent book, Streaming, Sharing, Stealing: Big Data and the Future of Entertainment (MIT Press, 2016).
Michael D. Smith
Professor of Information Systems and Marketing, Heinz College
Michael D. Smith is a Professor of Information Systems and Marketing and the Co-Director of IDEA, the Initiative for Digital Entertainment Analytics, at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College. He received a Ph.D. in Management Science from the Sloan School of Management at MIT. Professor Smith's research uses economic and statistical techniques to analyze firm and consumer behavior in online markets — specifically markets for digital information and digital media products. He is the coauthor of the book Streaming, Sharing, Stealing: Big Data and the Future of Entertainment (MIT Press, 2016).
Rahul Telang
Professor of Information Systems and Management, Heinz College
Rahul Telang is a Professor of Information Systems and Management and the Co-Director of IDEA, the Initiative for Digital Entertainment Analytics, at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College. Professor Telang's research is broadly interested in how information and communication technologies (ICTs) and associated digitization of information impact consumers, business, and policy. He is the coauthor of the book Streaming, Sharing, Stealing: Big Data and the Future of Entertainment (MIT Press, 2016). Dr. Telang received a Ph.D. in Industrial Administration (Information Systems) from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon.


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The Arts Education Partnership (AEP), the newest center at Education Commission of the States, continues to be showcasing the promising practices of partner organizations and other practitioners across the country. This is a priority not only because partner organizations are doing incredible work but also because there is great strength in learning from the experiences and programs of others.
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Election Day 2020 featured races and storylines that will go down in history books, but one of the most consequential choices voters made was approving a specific ballot measure in California. Proposition 22 generated several headlines prior to Nov. 3, but ultimately passed with a resounding 6 million votes from Californians. What happens in California may feel distant to us in Connecticut, but the truth is we are wise to listen to what the overwhelming majority of workers and voters there wanted. Start with the details. In short, Prop 22 guarantees that rideshare drivers for companies like Uber and Lyft can remain independent contractors while enjoying a range of protections. Some have argued that this is a loss, but the measure fundamentally guarantees that drivers can maintain unprecedented independence and work whenever, wherever (and for whomever) they want, all while receiving new benefits. Voters in California rejected lawmakers' attempts there to take away workers' flexibility. Hartford should learn from Sacramento's mistakes, and find a compromise that reflects what workers really want. There are several reasons why Connecticut is the perfect place to lead the nation in creating a legislative solution that recognizes the unique flexibility of app-based work. First and foremost is to protect the gig economy and the jobs it supports across our state. There are about 35,000 workers in Connecticut who rely on gig work to earn money, and recent studies show gig work is an important social safety net during uncertain economic times. Many of these folks are rideshare drivers, who take on that work precisely because it allows them to customize their hours and earnings. COVID-19 has ravaged the economy everywhere, but leaders in Hartford have a chance to create legislation in Connecticut that offers new benefits like a portable benefits fund to cover expenses like health care or retirement savings. Most importantly, those benefits don't have to come at the expense of workers' flexibility. Another reason is transportation. Connecticut is a commuter state, and because many of our communities are suburban, a lot of people rely on rideshares for first mile/last mile transportation. COVID has undoubtedly thrown a wrench in this reality, but there will come a time when hundreds of thousands of folks again need to get to the Metro-North or Hartford Line. We will create a mess for ourselves if we pass rideshare rules that go too far, or make drivers' hours too formulaic. Such an outcome would both be a hassle for commuters (hurting efficiency) and take earnings away from drivers (many of whom hit the roads when there is an uptick in demand for first mile/last mile rides). Protecting flexibility for app drivers will also help keep our roads safer for all drivers. There is no doubt that alternative transportation options go a long way to take impaired drivers off the road. One landmark study showed that drunk driving fatalities occur 3.5% to 5.6% less in cities that have Uber. A joint report by MADD and Uber also found that people make more responsible decisions when they have access to reliable alternative transportation — namely rideshare programs. These are no small details, and they take on particular importance in Connecticut, where in 2017 43% of all fatal car crashes involved alcohol. Rideshare regulations have life-or-death consequences, and getting them wrong in Connecticut will exacerbate one of our biggest public safety problems. Bob Garguilo is state executive director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving – Connecticut. *By Bob Garguilo, Hartford Business*
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Lamar Jackson Can Pull a Michael Jordan 'Flu Game' Amidst Questionable Status Against Chicago Bears
Lamar Jackson has been battling with flu-like symptoms for the past few days. The illness of the Baltimore Ravens quarterback has kept him from attending two of his practice sessions earlier this week. Although he was a full go during Friday's practice session of the Ravens, but the team's sudden move to change the status of the former MVP to 'questionable' has raised many questions.
Although the Ravens will assign the QB role to Trace McSorley during Jackson's absence, however, according to ESPN's NFL Insider Adam Schefter, "A league source on the status of Ravens' QB Lamar Jackson for Sunday's game in Chicago against the Bears: 'I'd say it's 50-50. He's sick–not Covid.'"
Baltimore Ravens QB to mimic a Michael Jordan flu game
However, if the 24-year-old Lamar Jackson plays on Sunday, it is going to be his first appearance against the Chicago Bears. If he plays with such flu-like symptoms (not COVID) he will recreate the iconic Michael Jordan flu game which was and still is one of the most talked-about moments in the NBA era.
A league source on the status of Ravens' QB Lamar Jackson for Sunday's game in Chicago against the Bears: "I'd say it's 50-50. He's sick – not Covid."
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 21, 2021
It was back in 1998 when, during the fifth NBA Finals game, Michael Jordan played against the Utah Jazz while struggling with flu-like symptoms. He pulled off an enormous 38 point game in 44 minutes in such situations, leading the Chicago Bulls to a victory. Although later it was found out that he had food poisoning instead.
Lamar Jackson persistent with the flu
However, it will not be the first time that we suspect Lamar Jackson to play a flu game like MJ. His week 14 matchup against the Cleveland Browns late in the 2020 season also lead to such comparisons as we saw Lamar rushing to the locker room.
So either Lamar doesn't play and the Bears catch a break, or Lamar plays like Flu Game Jordan and puts up 600 total yards and 7 TDs. No in-between. https://t.co/oyWqyssOQm
— Khari Thompson (@kdthompson5) November 21, 2021
Lamar Jackson has had many instances of being infected by flu as he has missed four of his practice sessions so far this season because of flu. Yet he has only missed two games for the Baltimore Ravens ever since he was drafted by them.
Also Read: Patrick Mahomes Has a Lot to say About Week 11 Rival Dak Prescott
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The curve, which is developed among infants during "tummy time" when they are placed on their stomachs and naturally practise lifting their heads, provides flexibility, shock absorption and strength for the spine.
Straightening out this curve could interfere with the 17 trillion messages that passed through the spinal column every minute, Dr Bryce said.
She put the change down to the prevalence of handheld electronic devices such as cellphones and gaming machines.
"It used to be that head-down time was only during school time. Now, it seems to be all the time," she said.
Dr Bryce had treated a 10-year-old who came to her because she was unable throw a ball in a straight line.
X-rays revealed the child's neck vertebrae were straightened.
"When trying to send messages from the brain to the arms and vice-versa, that co-ordination isn't there. She can't throw straight, she just can't make herself," Dr Bryce said.
Pain from the condition was rarely a problem for younger people but it could become an issue in later life.
Dr Bryce said parents should encourage their children to take regular breaks from electronic devices.
"They need to stop, they need to go outside and get their heads looking up rather than looking down.
"If people think their child's head is forward and the shoulders are rounded, more likely than not it's a problem in the neck curve," she said.


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Katedra została wybudowana w latach 1899-1909 na podstawie planów holenderskiego architekta Josa Cuypersa. Plany te zostały zmodyfikowane (m.in. wydłużono budynek o ponad 9 m) przez kierującego budową ojca Hendricka Janzena. Ze względu na niestabilność gruntu, wzniesienie budynku poprzedzono usypaniem na podłożu trzymetrowej warstwy piasku i wbiciem kilkuset drewnianych pali. Do budowy wykorzystano cegłę oraz puste w środku betonowe bloki imitujące kamień. Na tyłach katedry wybudowano dom biskupów oraz szkołę dla chłopców pw. św. Pawła (znacjonalizowaną w latach 60.).

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Finding Courage: Courage League Sports
May 6, 2016 by Mackensie Graham
At the unique adaptive facility that is Courage League Sports, those with special needs can play, gain strength and practice skills just like any other gym-goer or athlete.
Participants are met with encouragement the minute they visit the 12,000-square foot Urbandale facility, as giant letters spelling the words "grow," "develop" and "believe" adorn the colorful walls. There's no shortage of activity options at Courage League, with its vast array of fitness equipment and a daily program packed with activities like group fitness classes, sport leagues and Special Olympics training.
What started as an idea in 2012 developed into the active, thriving non-profit of today. Courage League's founder and president, Melissa Clarke-Wharff, opened the doors to the gym in November 2013 after a great deal of research and hard work—and it was all inspired by her son, Jack.
When Jack was younger, he loved playing sports, participating in various YMCA leagues, and playing with his friends and siblings. However, when he was 8 years old, Jack suffered a series of strokes that left him with cognitive delays and physical disabilities. His love for sports endured, but the after-effects of the strokes made it difficult for him to participate in the same types of activities he enjoyed before.
He began participating in the Miracle League, and enjoyed it, but unfortunately, that league only lasts for six weeks each year. Sensing her son's need for more, Clarke-Wharff researched available sports and movement activities for those with disabilities. What she found surprised her. In the Des Moines metro area, 28,000 kids and 24,000 adults are affected by physical and cognitive disabilities. Yet, at the time, there were very limited resources to serve this important group of people. And with that, the idea for Courage League Sports was born.
Clarke-Wharff said the nonprofit has seen consistent growth, and on average, they serve 1,000 kids and 350-400 adults per month. Families can obtain a monthly membership (currently $55) or a 10-visit punch card ($60), but Courage League also serves schools, day habilitation groups, senior living facilities and respite groups.
Participants and activities are organized by age group: Cubs (ages 2-6), Lions (ages 7-12), Panthers (ages 13-18), and adults (age 19 or older).
Clarke-Wharff said the Cub/Lion/Panther Leagues—which are recreational programs geared toward learning and developing age-based seasonal sports skills—are one of their most popular youth programs.
"Here, we're able to introduce them to different sports and field games—things they might see in P.E. or at the playground," said Clarke-Wharff. "They see it here, and then they're more apt to play at school."
Courage League also has an amazing set of tools that takes adaptive fitness to the next level. Exergaming uses the EyePlay system to project different games on the floor of a 9-ft by 9-ft area. Players use their bodies to play different games—for example, popping digital balloons or kicking a soccer ball.
"Sixty percent of the kids at Courage League Sports are on the autism spectrum, so that attention piece is key, and exergaming keeps them engaged," explained Clarke-Wharff.
"One older gentleman couldn't do one rotation on the bicycle, and now, after three or four months, he's doing five to six miles each session."
Cycling looks a little different at Courage League, but it produces amazing results. Participants use recumbent bicycles to bike down virtual landscapes; people can use the program to bike across the U.S. (as one mile is equivalent to 100 miles), to a favorite vacation spot. Clarke-Wharff said some participants have shown great progress in stamina and ability on the bikes. "One older gentleman couldn't do one rotation on the bicycle," she said, "and now, after three or four months, he's doing five to six miles each session."
Courage League has a unique way of injecting fun into what would otherwise be a regular class. For instance, its Karaoke Cycling class invites participants to "feel the burn while belting out their favorite tunes!" Then there's the attraction of the OptiMusic room, where any movement triggers pictures, videos, or music. The room can be used to project different animal sounds or used for sensory drumming.
A must-play is the giant game board, different exercises are incorporated into oversized games of Jenga, Sorry!, Uno!, and checkers.
Courage League is operated largely by grants, sponsorships and fundraising. Every year, it hosts several bigger fundraisers, such as its recent Spin 'N Shoot 2016 event, where 24 teams competed in a three-on-three wheelchair basketball tournament. The CLS' Team Roar Pom and Cheer Squad raised enthusiasm from the sidelines, and more than $15,000 was raised for the organization.
Helping the pink-shirted dance and cheer squad to raise crowd enthusiasm is Courage League's mascot, Rory the Lion. Clarke-Wharff's son Jack helped come up with the idea for the mascot, using the concept of "courage" and the lion from The Wizard of Oz as inspiration.
While the majority of Courage League's programs take place at its own facility, it also partners with other facilities to provide activities that take place outside of a gym. Menagerie Stables in Altoona serves as the location for "Rory's Riders," where students can groom, lead, saddle and ride horses. And, of course, no summer is complete without swimming! Water safety classes are held at the Walnut Ridge Senior Living Center, where students can work on skills like arm movements, blowing bubbles and kicking.
Courage League encourages other towns to contact them about offering programs in other places throughout the state. Clarke-Wharff said the partnerships occur in a number of different ways; Courage League facilitates adaptive fitness workshops and activities for various age levels by request of other organizations or groups of families. "Programming in other towns allows us to raise awareness and to spread our wings, as well," said Clarke-Wharff.
Summer camps, Courage League-style, are offered from June through August for kids ages 3 and up. They offer weekly themes, like basketball, music or baseball. Kids, members or not, can also have their birthday parties at the facility, where all ages can run, play and dance!
From "Jedi Training" classes to archery, from yoga to the "Inner Warrior" obstacle course, Courage League Sports is a welcoming facility for all bodies and abilities.
Get Ready, Get Set, Play!
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Swedish IoT startup H&D Wireless has raised $3 million from Blasieholmen Investment Group and its network of 40 Swedish and European private entrepreneurs and investors. The company says it has the option to bring in an additional $4 million from the same investors.
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Q: Retrieve Hierarchical Parent/Child Data in SQL Server In my Application, there is Therapeutic Area field, upon selection of it, user could select Disease followed by its 4 other Subtypes. All these 6 fields are multiselect, out of which only the 4 subtype fields are optional, the Therapeutic Area and Disease are mandatory. That means user may/may not select subtypes. If he selects, it could be of any level, not mandatory that it has to be all the 4.
The structure of Disease table is below.
ID  Name          DiseaseIdParent TherapeuticID DiseaseCode SubDisease1  SubDisease2  SubDisease3

1   DiseaseMain    NULL              1            M40          NULL         NULL         NULL
2   DiseaseSub1    1                 1            M40          NULL         NULL         NULL
3   DiseaseSub2    1                 1            M41           2           NULL         NULL
4   DiseaseSub3    1                 1            M42           2            3           NULL
5   DiseaseSub4    1                 1            M41           2            3            4

Below is what I have tried with Recursive CTE
;WITH DiseaseCTE AS
       (
            SELECT
            hv.ID as hvId,th.Id as ThId,th.Name as ThName,ds.Id diseaseId,ds.Name as diseaseName
            ,CAST('0' as int) as diseaseId1,CAST('0' as varchar(1000)) as diseaseName1,CAST('0' as int) as diseaseId2
            ,CAST('0' as varchar(1000)) as diseaseName2
            ,CAST('0' as int) as diseaseId3,CAST('0' as varchar(1000)) as diseaseName3,CAST('0' as int) as diseaseId4,CAST('0' as varchar(1000)) as dsName4,ds.ICD_Code,CAST('0' as varchar(20)) as diseaseCode1,CAST('0' as varchar(20)) as diseaseCode2
            ,CAST('0' as varchar(20)) as diseaseCode3,CAST('0' as varchar(20)) as diseaseCode4

            FROM RecordTbl hv
            INNER JOIN RecordTherapeuticTbl ta on hv.Id=ta.RecordId
            INNER JOIN TherapeuticTbl th on th.ID=ta.TherapeuticId
            INNER JOIN DiseaseTbl ds on ds.TherapeuticIdID=th.ID
            INNER JOIN RecordPrimaryDisease pdhv on pdhv.RecordId=hv.ID and pdhv.Disease_Id=ds.Id and pdhv.RecordId in(2231,2232)

            WHERE hv.Id in(2231,2232)
            GROUP BY
            hv.ID,th.Id,th.Name,ds.Id,ds.Name
            ,ds.DiseaseCode

            UNION ALL

            SELECT
            th.HvId as hvId ,th.ThId as ThId,th.ThName,th.diseaseId,th.dsName as diseaseName
            ,dss1.ID as diseaseId1,dss1.Name as diseaseName1,dss2.ID as diseaseId2,dss2.Name as diseaseName2
            ,dss3.ID as diseaseId3,dss3.Name as diseaseName3
            ,dss4.ID as diseaseId4,dss4.Name as diseaseName4
            ,th.ICD_Code as diseaseCode,dss1.DiseaseCode as diseaseCode1,dss2.DiseaseCode as diseaseCode2
            ,dss3.DiseaseCode as   diseaseCode3
            ,dss4.DiseaseCode as diseaseCode4
            FROM DiseaseCTE th
            INNER JOIN DiseaseTbl dss1 on dss1.TherapeuticId=th.ThId and dss1.DiseaseIdParent=th.diseaseId
            INNER JOIN DiseaseTbl dss2 on dss2.TherapeuticId=th.ThId and dss2.SubDisease1=dss1.ID
            INNER JOIN DiseaseTbl dss3 on dss3.TherapeuticId=th.ThId and dss3.SubDisease2=dss2.ID
            INNER JOIN DiseaseTbl dss4 on dss4.TherapeuticId=th.ThId and dss4.SubDisease3=dss3.ID
            INNER JOIN RecordDiseaseSubtype sb1 on  sb1.DiseaseID=dss1.ID and sb1.RecordId  in(2231,2232)
            INNER JOIN RecordDiseaseSubtype2 sb2 on sb2.DiseaseID=dss2.ID and sb2.RecordId  in(2231,2232)
            INNER JOIN RecordDiseaseSubtype3 sb3 on sb3.DiseaseID=dss3.ID and sb3.RecordId  in(2231,2232)
            INNER JOIN RecordDiseaseSubtype4 sb4 on sb4.DiseaseID=dss4.ID and sb4.RecordId in(2231,2232)
            WHERE th.hvId in(2231,2232)

       )

              select * from DiseaseCTE
                        GROUP BY
              hvId,ThId,ThName,diseaseId,diseaseName
            ,diseaseId1, diseaseName1,diseaseId2, diseaseName2
            ,diseaseId3, diseaseName3
            ,diseaseId4,diseaseName4
            ,diseaseCode,diseaseCode1,diseaseCode2
            ,diseaseCode3
            ,diseaseCode4

Expected Output

+----------+---------------+-----------------+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+-------------------------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
| RecordId | TheraupeticId | TheraupeticName |       diseaseName       |    SubDisease1    |          SubDisease2          |           SubDisease3            |                SubDisease4                | DiseaseCode | SubDiseaseCode1 | SubDiseaseCode2 | SubDiseaseCode3 | SubDiseaseCode4 |
+----------+---------------+-----------------+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+-------------------------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+
|     2231 |            56 | Cardiovascular  | Coronary heart diseases | Coronary syndrome | Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) | ACS, acute myocardial infarction | ACS, acute myocardial infarction, type 2  | I24.9       | I24.9           | I24.9           | I21             | I21.9           |
|     2231 |            56 | Cardiovascular  | Coronary heart diseases | Coronary syndrome | Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) | ACS, acute myocardial infarction | ACS, acute myocardial infarction, type 4b | I24.9       | I24.9           | I24.9           | I21             | I21.9           |
|     2231 |            56 | Cardiovascular  | Coronary heart diseases | Coronary syndrome | Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) | ACS, acute myocardial infarction | ACS, acute myocardial infarction, type 5  | I24.9       | I24.9           | I24.9           | I21             | I21.9           |
|     2231 |            56 | Cardiovascular  | Coronary heart diseases | Coronary syndrome | Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) | ACS, myocardial infarction       | ACS, myocardial infarction, type 2        | I24.9       | I24.9           | I24.9           | I21             | I21             |
|     2231 |            56 | Cardiovascular  | Coronary heart diseases | Coronary syndrome | Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) | ACS, myocardial infarction       | ACS, myocardial infarction, type 4b       | I24.9       | I24.9           | I24.9           | I21             | I21             |
|     2231 |            56 | Cardiovascular  | Coronary heart diseases | Coronary syndrome | Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) | ACS, angina                      | ACS, stable angina                        | I24.9       | I24.9           | I24.9           | I20             | I20             |
|     2231 |            56 | Cardiovascular  | Coronary heart diseases | Coronary syndrome | Acute coronary syndrome (ACS) | ACS, angina                      | ACS, unstable angina                      | I24.9       | I24.9           | I24.9           | I20             | I20.9           |
|     2231 |            58 | Other           | Symptoms                | Dyspnea           | Respiratory dyspnea           | Respiratory distress/disease     | Acute respiratory distress/disease        | R10.2       | R06.0           | J80             | J80             | J80             |
+----------+---------------+-----------------+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+-------------------------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+

You can see, there are 2 Theraupetics for this particular record 2231, SubDisease4 is the last branch. I want to fetch top 5 based on DiseaseCodes, here we will consider SubDiseaseCode4 because it is the last branch, and in this example the last branch is SubDisease4, for other records it might be Subdisease2 or SubDisease3 or might be none. Top 5 sets will be like for
Eg: Set 1 would be till type 2
    Set 2 would be till type 4b
    .....Continues

You could see the branches it opens to. How to structure the data for multiple records, suppose something ends at DiseaseSubtype2 as the last branch, as inner join fails as per the logic I tried. Also, as mentioned what could be done for vast amount of records as we cant pass 25K under in operator.
The tables with prefix as "Record" in its name are transaction tables, with Diseases selected for the corresponding record Id. The problems what I am facing are:

*

*As mentioned earlier subdiseases are not madatory and it may vary as per records. Some might have none or till 4 or till 2. Left Join never works for RecirsiveCTE. And in the Recursve part

th.HvId as hvId

throws below error
The statement terminated. The maximum recursion 100 has been exhausted before statement completion.
I am getting the hierarchy if i fix it, but as you know even recordIds are vital. Since it returns the same Ids eg: 2231 for both parent and recursive part, this issue is occurring.

*The in operator has many records inside it, as this is dynamic, this would go up to 25K(still increasing) and as I mentioned, not all Records will have subtypes being uniform and it may vary as per these records, with performance hindrance, and with also joins failing for some, as Subtype tables may not contain the recordIds.  Eg: 2231 might have still subtype1, 2232 will have till subtype3 and inner join fails there.

in(2231,2232)

This is many-many multiselect as depending on multiple Therapeutic, Diseases selected the branches only widen and I have to get best 5 combination among this based on DiseaseCode for each record.
Dynamic query is one thing i could remember, but running the loop for thousands of records might introduce performance problems.
I am here for a timely suggestion, would be helpful if provided one.
Thank you..


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import camelCase from 'lodash/camelCase';

const findParentNodeByType = (node: Rule.Node, type: string) =>
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/**
 * Use object literal when declaring AngularJS components
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 *
 * @version 0.1.0
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import angularRule from '../utils/angular-rule/angular-rule';
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          const otherReferences = findParentNodeByType(classDef, 'Program').tokens.filter((token) => {
            const ignores = [classDef.id.range[0], node.callee.range[0]];
            return (
              token.type === 'Identifier' && token.value === name && ignores.every((pos) => pos !== token.range[0])
            );
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          const otherFixes = rename ? [] : otherReferences.map((id) => fixer.replaceText(id, camelCaseName));

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        };

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        context.report({ fix, node, message });
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};

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    type: 'problem',
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};
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Over 30,000 people crowded the streets of Shibuya near the famous zebra scramble to dance on August 5, 2017.
Of that huge crowd, in one of Tokyo's most popular shopping and entertainment centers, 30 members of the Tokyo 2020 team dressed in yukata and happi coats performed a dance that was popular over 53 years ago. Reviving a hit song from that time, the organizers re-released an updated version of "Tokyo Gourin Ondo"(東京五輪音頭), which roughly translates to The Tokyo Olympic Dance Song.
Tokyo 2020 Bon Odori in Shibuya
This song by Kouhei Fukuda, amidst the follow up to the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, helped created Olympic fever in Japan at that time.
It is mid August, in the heat of summer, when families often come together to visit and clean family gravesites. It is also an opportunity for neighborhoods to come together in a bon odori, which you can see in almost any neighborhood in Japan. And anyone can join in the dance.
Watch this video to see how the Tokyo Gourin dance is done.
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